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Old 07-30-2006, 02:44 AM   #1
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Issues with new timing chain & gears

Need help fast, as I need this car running by tuesday.

Doing cam and heads, and all is going well so far.

I took off the timing chain cover and came to find out when I got the cam gear and chain removed that my Cloyes double roller chain and gear set (CLO-C3023) is a little different than my stock one. Seems that it is a tad wider and will not clear the cover. It might though, I am not sure, it will be close. Did I pick up the wrong set? It says "For non factory roller cam motors", and I read this as "I have a roller cam motor, but the cam is aftermarket" and thought this was the right part.

Anyone else use this gear set? Whats my issue here?
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you have the wrong part, you have a factory roller
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Old 07-30-2006, 12:33 PM   #3
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you have the wrong part, you have a factory roller
Hm well hopefully I can return this, I guess I'll just go to autozone and get an OEM replacement then.
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